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“ My advice to young women is to be open to all career paths,” she continued.“ This could include a trade school or university.”
“ You will never regret your decision to work in the utility industry,” Morgan added.“ While change is constant, energy needs are constantly growing, and the stability afforded by having a role in it will improve all areas of your life.”
Bell encourages asking questions and getting involved to better understand the“ bigger picture.” Her optimism, however, lies with everyone in the utility industry.
“ What excites me most is the opportunity that growth creates for people throughout the industry,” she said.“ I’ d like to see us continue challenging all employees, not just women, to think critically and stay curious. If we create an environment where different perspectives are valued, and people are given opportunities to contribute and lead, I think greater opportunities for women will naturally be part of
NES Sustainability Manager Kathryn Pohlman at the Music City Solar farm site.
that future.”
The path looks different for every woman, but a common thread runs through each of their stories. Mentorship, support, curiosity, and openness can help pave the way for the workplaces and leaders of the future.
“ If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, then you are an excellent leader.” – Dolly Parton
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